Progressive Democrats push to take over party leadership

Progressive Democrats are pushing to take over the party leadership as in-fighting breaks out following Kamala Harris’s election defeat.

Left-wingers are hoping to install Ben Wikler, the Wisconsin Democratic chairman, to take over the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and swing it away from the current centrist leadership ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Pramila Jayapal, who leads the Democrats’ progressive faction in Congress, has said she would “love to see somebody” who is “like a Ben Wikler”, Politico reports.

Like they need crazier???

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Did celebrities have to be paid to endorse Kamala?

Even those of us who were appalled by Kamala Harris’s campaign, the ever more embarrassing interviews during which she could not answer the simplest of questions unless they were what she ate for breakfast, did not realize that employing celebrity endorsers cost millions of dollars.  Most of us probably assumed that those who graced her rally stages or interviewed her for television or podcasts did so because they actually supported her.  We were wrong.

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No TDS Like NYT TDS – As Trump Returns to Power, Allies and Adversaries Expect a Wave of Revenge

On the night he recaptured the presidency, Donald J. Trump declared that “it’s time to unite” and “put the divisions of the past four years behind us.” That was then. It took only 55 hours for him to begin threatening again to use his newly reclaimed power to investigate those who anger him.

Peeved at what he called “fake, untrue, and probably illegal rumors” that he might sell shares of the social media platform that has become a prime source of his wealth, Mr. Trump went online to deny such plans and demanded that those spreading such speculation “be immediately investigated by the appropriate authorities.”

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Hamilton mayor condemns downtown protest calling for ‘mass deportations’

Hamilton’s mayor and a city councillor are condemning demonstrators for calling for “mass deportations” in the city.


Ya wanna celebrate a terrorist in a public square?? Tie up city streets praying to your murder cult idol? Have a knock down drag out public skirmish over some 3rd World beef? No problem.

Wanna put an end to that crap? You’re a racist.

And ... Trudeau’s Post-National Police State 

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A World Without Men

The women of South Korea’s 4B movement aren’t fighting the patriarchy — they’re leaving it behind entirely.

Youngmi’s childhood was a difficult one. The 25-year-old nurse was born to a poor family in Daegu, South Korea, known for being one of the most conservative cities in the country. Youngmi’s mom left the home when Youngmi was young to escape her husband’s physical abuse, leaving her and her sister behind with him and their paternal grandmother. When she was 5, her 8-year-old sister started losing her hair from stress.

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